| Douglas College Theatre Bepartneie is plan-

_ |The travel costs will be paid entirely by

‘|Such a trip is organized through the Associ-

Interested In Theatre?

| You need not be experienced. . -your interest |

| need.
| think you'd like to help with props, cos-

' | Moo n" i

| It is sure to be a hectic,
| time for all.

| ceived in time.
jtrips in the past (to Manitoba in 1979 and

 

DOUGLAS COLLEGE |

 

 

Do you have time on your hands? Do you want|
to get involved? ;

ning a busy schedule of productions for this
spring. In order to help make these prod-

uctions a success, the Department is looking
for any interested and willing hands who
would Tike to volunteer some time and energy|
to work ‘behind the scenes’.

\

and willingness to help out is what they
If you (or anyone else you know of) |

tumes, tickets and a number of other activ-

In case you are wonder ing what is in the
works for this spring, there are three plays
which will be produced. The major produc-
tion is entitled "The Teahouse of the August.
vhich is ea ‘to open March 7,
with Rites" (a one-act women's play) and
"The New Canadian Kid" (a play for young
people) to follow.

 

 

 

but enjoyable

So, if you're interested, let

Dorothy or Barb know.

 

/Mr Darrell Nunn of the College Vocational
Program of Seneca College of Applied Arts:
land Technolog gy in Ontario, is interested in
contacting Be iestrue er who wishes to be
involved in an inter-provincial | exchange
during the 1984-85 school year.

  

 
 

Open House Canada, if applications are re-
He has organized two such ~

Saskatchewan in 1983).

ation for Canadi in Community Colleges which
allots the Open House Canada maney within the

 

  

of such an

| semesters.
| exist in the following courses and semes-

applica

 

college ye els His pee elas stamens are |

 

ARCHIVES ©

F aetive « than thea ages
ohn are quite capable
nge, which usual ly involves
14 or 15 students ‘and one faculty member.
Their timetables involve equal portions of

  
  

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contact: Mr, Darrell Nunn, College Voca-
tional Pro: ram, Seneca College,

King Campus, RoBi King City,
Ontario, LOG Ko
NOTE: Barbara Bessey, local 4914, has ad-

ditional information, if needed.

 

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Some|

classroom time and work placement settings.|
If you are interested in such an exchange, |

 

ities, contact Dorothy Jones, local 3253 or | ~ mee
Barb Sekhon, local 3200 and leave your name | Byrn pyment
| and where you ‘may be contacted. |

 

WOMEN'S STUDIES PROGRAM: creeronel
INSTRUCTORS

The Women's. Studies Program at Simon.
Fraser University is seeking appli ations
for Sessional Instruct rships available in
the Summer (May-A 984, Fall (Sept-
December) 1984, a ring (Jan-Apr) 1985
Sessional Instructor vacancies

  

   
  

 

ters: A

W.S. 203-3 Female Roles in Contemporary
; Society Fall 1984

| W.S.. 204-3 Women, Science and Technology

Spring 1985 _

| W.S. 301-3 Special Topics in Women's

Studies, Summer 1984

w.-S. 302-3 Special Topics. in Women's
Studies, Fall 1984 |

Prospective instructors should submit a
| curriculum vitae, a course proposal and

bibliography, a and the names and addresses
of three | é erences, by the

 
 

sity, Burnaby B.C. V5A 186.

Deadline for applications to teach i
Summer 1984 February 10, 1984
Fall 1984 ai “dune 8, 1984 —

 
 

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fe desaline date, to the Coordina- “4
tor of Women's Studies Simon Fraser Univer- |

 

 

Spring 1985 - _October 12, 1984